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ENGINEER ON STEAMER WYANDANK, CDV BY BRADY: ENGINEER ON STEAMER WYANDANK, CDV BY BRADY. He's identified in pencil verso as Levi Sweetser, 2nd Asst. Engr. Initially a NYC Ferry, the Wyandank served as a storeship and barracks ship supporting

0067: ENGINEER ON STEAMER WYANDANK, CDV BY BRADYEst. $100-$140

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ORDNANCE SERGEANT, CDV BY BELL & BROTHER, D.C.: ORDNANCE SERGEANT, CDV BY BELL & BROTHER, D.C. Identified pen verso as "Ord. Sergt. Keeler Co. M, 3d Reg. H.A. M. Vol." Can't determine the "M" state. 3 Cent Revenue Stamp signed July 1865. Casually

0068: ORDNANCE SERGEANT, CDV BY BELL & BROTHER, D.C.Est. $100-$140Lot Passed

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CIVIL WAR SURGEON, ENDORSED, ON CDV MOUNT: SURGEON, ENDORSED, ON CDV MOUNT. Endorsed in pen verso as "Your Friend, H. T. Autis, Surg 47th H.A. Infty." Some words were covered by a revenue stamp that has been removed.

0068A: CIVIL WAR SURGEON, ENDORSED, ON CDV MOUNTEst. $80-$100

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0069: BRADY STEREO VIEW CIVIL WAR CAMP SCENEEst. $80-$120

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BRADY STEREO VIEW GETTYSBURG FROM DARRAH COLLECTION: BRADY STEREO VIEW 2419. "'Review of Col Dwight's Excelsior Brigade." Published by Anthony on an orange/white mount with a large blue label. Rare and unusual view: the negative is less wide than

0070: BRADY STEREO VIEW GETTYSBURG FROM DARRAH COLLECTIONEst. $250-$350Lot Passed

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BRADY CIVIL WAR STEREO VIEW BLACK WORKERS CITY POINT: BRADY STEREO VIEW 2460. "Army Stores and Vessels at City Point, Va." Published by Anthony on an orange/white mount with a large blue label on the verso that credits Brady. We see a large group of

0071: BRADY CIVIL WAR STEREO VIEW BLACK WORKERS CITY POINTEst. $200-$300

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CIVIL WAR STEREO VIEW RUINS: BRADY STEREO VIEW 2486. "Ruins of White House, York River, Va." Published by Anthony on an orange/lavender mount with a large blue "War Views" label on the verso. The label credits Brady, who sold

0072: CIVIL WAR STEREO VIEW RUINSEst. $90-$120Lot Passed

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BRADY CIVIL WAR STEREO VIEW NEGRO CAMP: BRADY STEREO VIEW 2493. "Negro Camp, 27th Regiment, Ohio Colored Troops before Petersburgh, Va." Published by Anthony on an orange/lavender mount with large blue "War Views" label on verso. This is

0073: BRADY CIVIL WAR STEREO VIEW NEGRO CAMPEst. $160-$250

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0074: TWO BRADY STEREO VIEWS CIVIL WAR CAMP SCENESEst. $180-$250

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TWO BRADY STEREO VIEWS CIVIL WAR FORTIFICATIONS: TWO BRADY STEREO VIEWS, published by Anthony on orange/white "War Views" mounts with large blue labels. Both are titled "Interior of the Union Fort Stedman, Petersburgh,Va., showing Bombproofs." Nice

0075: TWO BRADY STEREO VIEWS CIVIL WAR FORTIFICATIONSEst. $120-$150Lot Passed

THREE BRADY STEREO VIEWS CIVIL WAR FORTIFICATIONS: THREE BRADY STEREO VIEWS, published by Anthony on orange/white "War Views" mounts with large blue labels. 3334, "Interior of Fort Sedgwick, called by the rebel soldiers 'Fort Hell," Petersburgh, Va."

0076: THREE BRADY STEREO VIEWS CIVIL WAR FORTIFICATIONSEst. $160-$250Lot Passed

TWO BRADY STEREO VIEWS CONFEDERATE PRISONS: TWO BRADY STEREO VIEWS 3363 AND 3365. Published by Anthony on War Views mount with large blue labels. 3363 is "'Castle Thunder,' Cary St., the place where so many Union prisoners suffered, Richmond,

0077: TWO BRADY STEREO VIEWS CONFEDERATE PRISONSEst. $100-$150Lot Passed

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BRADY IN ANTHONY CIVIL WAR STEREO VIEW No. 945: BRADY IN ANTHONY STEREO VIEW No. 945, War Views. "View of Harper's Ferry, showing the Ruin wrought by War." There are two figures-- the standing one is Brady. Published by Anthony, 501 Broadway, on a

0078: BRADY IN ANTHONY CIVIL WAR STEREO VIEW No. 945Est. $60-$100

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U.S TREASURY NOTE AND NATIONAL BANK NOTE DETECTOR: U.S TREASURY NOTE AND NATIONAL BANK NOTE DETECTOR. A set of 15 CDV's, each having an albumen photograph of one of the notes made from proof impressions from the Treasury Department. These were

0079: U.S TREASURY NOTE AND NATIONAL BANK NOTE DETECTOREst. $600-$1,000

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BOX FRAME, WITH PRINT OF AN OFFICER WITH SWORD: BOX FRAME, WITH PRINT OF AN OFFICER WITH SWORD. The main thing is the frame: Its outer dimensions are 12 x 8 5/8- inches. There are two wooden hinged doors that swing open. In back a hinged wooden

0080: BOX FRAME, WITH PRINT OF AN OFFICER WITH SWORDEst. $750-$1,000Lot Passed

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THE MICROGRAPH RARE MICROSCOPE VIEW ORIGINAL BOX: THE MICROGRAPH. A simple microscope-like viewer, with eyepiece and reflector, in the original wooden box with the fragile catalog pages and a box of 10 glass strips each containing 10 tiny

0081: THE MICROGRAPH RARE MICROSCOPE VIEW ORIGINAL BOXEst. $600-$1,000

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WILLIAM NOTMAN, "OLD TRAPPER”: WILLIAM NOTMAN, "OLD TRAPPER”. This is an early portrait by Notman of a Canadian trapper. He has his trap slung over his shoulder and a pelt is suspended from a board. 5 ¼ x 3 3//8- inch albumen

0082: WILLIAM NOTMAN, "OLD TRAPPER”Est. $200-$300

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E. A. HEGG, SUMMIT CHILKOOT PASS: E. A. HEGG, SUMMIT CHILKOOT PASS. 6 x 8- inch glossy P.O.P. print on a gray boudoir mount Copyright 1898 by E. A. Hegg, signed with the title and number "208" in the negative. This pass on the route

0083: E. A. HEGG, SUMMIT CHILKOOT PASSEst. $150-$250

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RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR SCENES: RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR SCENES. Two glossy P.O.P. prints (5 x 6 5/8- inches) on partial album pages with "Photograph by Brown Brothers New York" stamps on the verso (though they are not the

0084: RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR SCENESEst. $150-$200Lot Passed

ROBERT CAPA, D-DAY INVASION: ROBERT CAPA, D-DAY INVASION. 8 x 10- inch ferrotyped gelatin silver print with two Robert Capa/ Magnum stamps on the verso. The indistinct Magnum address is "15 W…. N.Y. 19." As this was before the

0085: ROBERT CAPA, D-DAY INVASIONEst. $4,000-$5,000Lot Passed

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JOE ROSENTHAL, RAISING THE FLAG ON IWO JIMA: JOE ROSENTHAL, RAISING THE FLAG ON IWO JIMA. 9 5/8 x 7 5/8- inch brown-toned matte gelatin silver print. There are numerous press print and exhibition prints of this iconic photograph, from the

0086: JOE ROSENTHAL, RAISING THE FLAG ON IWO JIMAEst. $600-$1,000

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EDDIE ADAMS, GENERAL NGUYEN NGOC LOAN EXECUTING VIET: EDDIE ADAMS, GENERAL NGUYEN NGOC LOAN EXECUTING VIET CONG PRISONER. 6 ½ x 8- inch ferrotyped gelatin silver print of this iconic image for which Adams won the 1969 Pulitzer Prize. This print has

0087: EDDIE ADAMS, GENERAL NGUYEN NGOC LOAN EXECUTING VIETEst. $700-$1,200

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SEBASTIÃO SALGADO, MANIFESTATION IN LUANDA ANGOLA, 1975: SEBASTIÃO SALGADO, MANIFESTATION IN LUANDA ANGOLA, 1975. 8 x 12-inch vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print with Salgado's Gamma Agency stamp and a purple stamped text on the verso. A boy in an

0088: SEBASTIÃO SALGADO, MANIFESTATION IN LUANDA ANGOLA, 1975Est. $3,000-$4,000Lot Passed

AUGUST SANDER, GROUP OF CIRCUS PEOPLE: AUGUST SANDER, GROUP OF CIRCUS PEOPLE. 8 5/8 x 11 ¾- inch gelatin silver print, ca. 1920, printed 1979 by Günther Sander, with "1979" and his signature verso. Provenance: Galerie Rudolf Kicken,

0089: AUGUST SANDER, GROUP OF CIRCUS PEOPLEEst. $3,500-$5,000Lot Passed

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